OPERATIVE REPORT Patient Name: Putul Barua Patient ID: 135799 DOB: N/A Age: 42 Sex: M Room No: CCU4 Date of Admission: 01/07 Date of Procedure: 01/08 Admitting Physician: Simon Williams‚ M.D. (Pulmonology) Surgeon: Simon Williams‚ M.D. (Pulmonology) Assistant: N/A Preoperative Diagnosis: Recent-onset hemoptysis‚ history of tuberculosis. Postoperative Diagnosis: No tuberculosis lesions seen. Operative Procedure: Bronchoscopy Specimen Removed: Blood clots. IV Fluids: N/A Estimated
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What Is a cooperative society ? A cooperative (also co-operative or co-op) is a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their mutual benefit.[1] A cooperative is defined by the International Cooperative Alliance’s Statement on the Cooperative Identity as "an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic‚ social‚ and cultural needs and aspirations through jointly owned and democratically controlled enterprise".[2] A cooperative may
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they are immobilized for any length of time post-operatively. Deep vein thrombosis could eventuate in fatal pulmonary embolism; this is preventable with appropriate prophylaxis. Joanna Briggs Institute (2008) reviewed that the risk of deep vein thrombosis formation rises with the duration of the operative procedure and period of immobility. This paper will look at 5 different prophylactic methods for prevention of deep vein thrombosis post operative‚ which will include: The effectiveness of anti
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[pic] [pic] POST OPERATIVE CARE SUBMITTED BY:- (GROUP ‘VI’) "A STUDY TO ASSESS THE KNOWLEDGE LEVEL OF THE PATIENT STUDENT NURSE REGARDING POST OPERATIVE CARE & TO IMPROVE KNOWLEDGE & PRACTICE IN HAMIDIYA HOSPITAL YEAR - 2010" Study Submitted In Partial Fulfillment Of The Requirement For The Degree Of Bachelor Of Science In Nursing SUPERVISED BY:- SIGNATURE OF PRINCIPAL MISS ROSHANI
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NURSING: The Postoperative Phase Postoperative care of the cardiac surgery patient is challenging in that changes can occur rapidly. The preoperative condition of the patient as well as intraoperative events should be considered in postoperative care. It is essential for the nurse to anticipate the possible complications so that appropriate interventions are initiated in a timely manner in order to ensure a positive outcome for the patient. There is a flurry of activity as the patient enters
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International Year 1 ( Group D3) Introduction of Business and Management Marks and Spencer Case study Name: MIN LI(Irene) ID: 108728 Words 892 Date and time of submission: 25/10/2012 International Year 1 ( Group D3) Introduction of Business and Management Marks and Spencer Case study Name: MIN LI(Irene) ID: 108728 Words 892 Date and time of submission: 25/10/2012 This essay is mainly expounding that both macro and micro factors influence Marks and Spencer in the next 5 years
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Nirmala Jodhan Dr. Michael DiMaio 08-12-2010 Nutrition And Wound Healing Nutrition plays a significant role in wound healing since it enables optimal healing to occur. Proper nutrition enhances the body’s ability to regain its balance. Because of children’s susceptibility to wounds‚ parents need to understand the basic process of wound healing and the role of nutrition in wound care. Wound healing takes place through three interrelated phases: inflammatory;
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Learning objectives and rationale Plan to achieve objectives Final evaluation Performing pre- operative surgical checklist to check consent‚ correct procedure and site and to avoid any mistakes. Pre-op check as per the checklist with preceptor Performed full pre- operative checklist. Participating in surgical count to avoid any items being left inside the patient Get familiar with instruments. Participated in surgical count with some assistance. Collection of specimen‚ for further investigation
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Improving Wound and Pressure Area Care in a Nursing Home Improving Wound and Pressure Area Care in a Nursing Home Introduction In Sprakes and Tyrer’s (2010) research article entitled “Improving Wound and Pressure Area Care in a Nursing Home”‚ the effectiveness of wound and pressure ulcer management was examined. The rate of wounds and pressure ulcers in a nursing home is often an indicator of the quality of care received as these injuries can lead to illness and a decreased quality of life
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In diagnosing the burn wound‚ it is important for the patient to be stabilized. Evaluating the extent and depth of the burn will be helpful in making decisions regarding wound care‚ inpatient or outpatient care‚ and monitoring. The doctor uses a tool called the “Rules of Nines”’ to determine the extent of the burn. This tool has a formula that divides the top layer of the body into sections. Once the amount of the top layer has been determined‚ the doctor could decide what type of treatment is best
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